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DAKSH High Court Data Portal
The DAKSH High Court Data Portal presents data about case pendency and age in Indian High Courts, collected from public cause lists.
About DAKSH High Court Data Portal
The DAKSH High Court Data Portal hosts a database created in 2015 to examine pendency and age of cases in the Indian judiciary. It collects primary data from public daily cause lists of six High Courts—Karnataka, Hyderabad, Delhi, Madras, Gujarat, and Orissa—and, since May 2015, from the National Judicial Data Grid and eCourts.gov.in for subordinate judiciary cases. Data is available at case level (case number, status, Act or Section) and hearing level (hearing date, stage), with specialised dashboards for POCSO, juvenile justice, and domestic violence cases.
The portal notes that publicly available judicial data is not in a useable form, and it aims to provide an analysable format. Limits include gaps in available data that may affect findings, and specialised dashboards that are limited to cases identifiable through distinct case types on eCourts, which not all courts provide. Database access requires a login.
Key features
- Case-level data including case number, status, and Act or Section
- Hearing-level data including hearing date and stage
- Data from daily cause lists of six High Courts
- Data from National Judicial Data Grid and eCourts.gov.in for subordinate courts
- Specialised dashboards for POCSO, juvenile justice, and domestic violence cases
- Data dictionary for terms used in the database
Best for: Researchers, journalists, lawyers, and justice-system stakeholders who need analysable data on Indian court case pendency and hearings.
Good for
- Makes publicly available judicial data available in an analysable format.
- Covers both High Courts and subordinate judiciary, with case- and hearing-level data.
- Includes specialised dashboards for POCSO, juvenile justice, and domestic violence cases.
Watch out for
- Gaps in available data may impact findings.
- Specialised dashboards are limited to cases identifiable through distinct case types on eCourts, which not all courts use.
- Database access requires a login.
DAKSH High Court Data Portal at a glance
- Category
- Research & Data › Open Data & Datasets
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
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- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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DAKSH High Court Data Portal FAQ
Which High Courts are covered by the database?
The database began with daily cause lists from Karnataka, Hyderabad, Delhi, Madras, Gujarat, and Orissa High Courts.
Does the database include subordinate court cases?
Yes. In May 2015, DAKSH expanded the database and began scraping data from the National Judicial Data Grid and eCourts.gov.in on cases in the subordinate judiciary.
What are the specialised dashboards?
They cover cases filed under the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences Act, 2012, the Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act, 2015, and domestic violence cases. The dashboards are limited to cases identifiable through specific case types used on the eCourts website.
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